Entrepreneurship
How Amy and Eric Lund turned a confectionery side hustle into a brick-and-mortar location with lines around the block.
How Utah-based Bridle Up Hope helps women and girls find hope, resilience and confidence in their lowest moments.
When Heidi Neville toured Prime IV for the first time, she knew she wanted to own the first franchised location. A few years later, she did just that.
Silicon Slopes CEO Clint Betts reflects on 10 years of building Utah’s tech ecosystem — and what comes next.
In this Utah Business Founder Friday episode, Strider co-founder and CEO Greg Levesque discussed the company’s rapid growth, proactive protection and global intelligence.
How Kristen Kenney and Greg Galloway overcame industry shutdowns to expand and foster a supportive Lagree community in Utah.
By focusing on ultra-pure water technology and rapid response, Water Specialties thrives where national competitors can’t.
How Feinberg Ltd. turned custom embroidery into must-have experiences for companies like Crocs, Gozney and Ballerina Farm.
CEO Chris Muhlestein turned Flights From Home into a regional service helping non-frequent travelers access adventures.
Gathering in the DeJoria Center in Kamas, Utah, investors and judges participate in filming The CUT’s pilot to pitch their businesses and raise capital.
Inside the growth strategy that helped Uptown Cheapskate and Kid to Kid increase sales by 50 percent in just three years.
Utah-backed startup aims to solve profit visibility problems for 3PLs in the growing $2 trillion market.
In this December 2025 interview from a Utah Business Founder Friday event, Executive Editor Catherine Bennett and Kurt Workman, co-founder of Owlet Baby Care, discuss succeeding in the competitive health and wellness market.
How chefs Aubrey and Marco Niccoli pivoted from private catering to create a unique condiment in a sea of single-purpose spices.
Despite higher interest from minority groups, an entrepreneurship gap persists. Community networks, not just capital, may be the missing piece to the startup puzzle.
From a small Salt Lake City lab to a worldwide authority in medical device and pharmaceutical testing, Nelson Labs’ 40-year journey shows how one Utah company quietly helps protect patients around the globe.
With Spylt, Josh Mendenhall’s caffeinated chocolate milk company, he’s on a quest to get more cans in hands.
The white-glove ski delivery service brings everything you need for your ski trip to your doorstep.
DPS remains one of America’s last premium ski manufacturers. The loyalty of its cult following continues to buck convention 20 years later.
Steven Boal and Matia Mobility are transforming lives with innovative standing wheelchairs.